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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement touts Equene as a new antiseptic four times as strong as carbolic acid and safer than bichloride of mercury. It claims to be drinkable with no ill effects and non irritating, with a 60 cent bottle making a gallon of mouthwash, suitable for catarrh and bad breath. Sold by Baker's Drug Store.
An ad from James X. May of 4644 E Street Sioux Falls claims a device or method that makes autos burn fuel more efficiently and achieve over 49 miles per gallon. He offers free units to auto owners in each locality and invites readers to write him.
Baltimore April 1. Tetraethyl lead essential to gasoline production was shown to the American Chemical Association. Thomas Midgely of General Motors Research said tests on animals under federal researchers found tetraethyl lead in motor fuel does not entail undue dangers to human life. Testing began last July with pigeons monkeys dogs guinea pigs and rabbits. no symptom of lead poisoning appeared.
A Los Angeles reader credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after a difficult period. She describes using it since adolescence, reporting sustained energy and well being, and recommends it to other women, noting positive effects after medical procedures.
There is real medicine now for stubborn hang on coughs. At Baker's Drug Store you can get a bottle of Bronchuline Emulsion. Take as directed and the cough often yields quickly. No dope or potent drug content. use with caution. For ordinary simple coughs two or three spoonfuls usually suffice. Available at druggists and dealers everywhere.
An expert survey across Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania reports record apple yields in the Cumberland and Shenandoah Valley belts. The party led by W H Prettyman plant pathologist and C H Martley assistant state agriculture head noted favorable bud development amid continuing cool weather and low frost risk. They forecast continued good conditions for data bearing fruit lands as surveys move forward.
A garbled OCR fragment from a South Wales page mentions Coat and a parish, with unclear dates and names. Readable parts hint at a local text block, but essential nouns and events are missing, leaving only partial references to place and possible people.
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